Reply to: Schools out until Summer

[SueEllen]

Teachers did a great job before lockdown

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[GhostofTarbera]

Teachers did a great job before lockdown

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[OwlHoot]

Actually lots of people before schools closed to everyone were getting Covid from children who were catching it at school then passing it along their households. ...

Exactly - If kids can spread head lice, they'd certainly be able to spread the virus!

[SueEllen]

Teachers have done themselves no favours this lockdown especially when clamingvthey should be vaccinated ahead of others.

FFS healthy people in an average risk profession trying to jump the queue ahead of the vunrable and elderly because they are teachers. Embarrassing.

Actually lots of people before schools closed to everyone were getting Covid from children who were catching it at school then passing it along their households.

In regards to the teachers like police and early years workers they want to be a priority group before people under 60.

However as the government has not vaccinated all over 80s who aren't in care homes or bed ridden before it started vaccinating those under 70, I don't know how they are going to do this.

[northernladuk]

whens that then?

Son (17) gets about 45 mins a day....

Daughter (7) gets two lessons of 30 mins each twice a week...

Easy life if you ask me....

But everytime you open your mouth you make an absolute tit of yourself so the best advice is for you not to ask you.

[BlueSharp]

Teachers have done themselves no favours this lockdown especially when clamingvthey should be vaccinated ahead of others.

FFS healthy people in an average risk profession trying to jump the queue ahead of the vunrable and elderly because they are teachers. Embarrassing.

[psychocandy]

You can tell by the fact teachers and pupils are there engaged in lessons.

whens that then?

Son (17) gets about 45 mins a day....

Daughter (7) gets two lessons of 30 mins each twice a week...

Easy life if you ask me....

[d000hg]

yeh right

You can tell by the fact teachers and pupils are there engaged in lessons.

[psychocandy]

As I am reminded by teacher friends, schools are NOT SHUT.

yeh right

[psychocandy]

No, it's not ok

I agree. I mean comparatively.....

Its a shambles for all kids...

[d000hg]

How parents with kids in Eton handling it?

On a more serious note, how are boarding schools covered? You'd think a captive population of kids avoids the main problem that schools pose. Not sure how many proper boarding schools there are any more though?

[d000hg]

As I am reminded by teacher friends, schools are NOT SHUT.

[Eirikur]

Is Eton closed as well?
I have no idea but was thinking about it the other day.

Inneresting fact. Private schools in the UK are called public schools (as you know). They are called public schools because anyone, with the means, can send their children there. It was an alternative to hiring governesses and tutors in the home.


So I guess if Eton is closed they'll go back to the old ways.

My children go to independent schools, fees are reduced with 20% during lockdown

[AtW]

Is Eton closed as well? I have no idea but was thinking about it the other day.

Parents are key workers?

[Lance]

How parents with kids in Eton handling it?

Is Eton closed as well?
I have no idea but was thinking about it the other day.

Inneresting fact. Private schools in the UK are called public schools (as you know). They are called public schools because anyone, with the means, can send their children there. It was an alternative to hiring governesses and tutors in the home.


So I guess if Eton is closed they'll go back to the old ways.